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jurisdiction the International Criminal Court has to prosecute for the alleged crime
against humanity.
The jurisdiction provision of the Statute of Rome, Article 17, states the following:
Issues of admissibility
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The material provisions are the State is unable genuinely to carry out the
proceedings.
Before, concomitant with and after the nationwide edification initiative (described
country:
dismissed;
declined;
Police); dismissed;
inquiry; declined;
taken;
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2009;
(xv) April May 2009: All mayors and city councils; request for in
(xvi) June July 2009: Presidents and executives of all police chief
inquiries undertaken;
Commencing in August 2007 and lasting until July 2009 I conducted a nationwide
Senate & House of Commons), all provincial premiers and relevant cabinet
ministers, all law societies, Canadian Bar Association, most city mayors and their
councils, all law enforcement associations and all chief and associate chief
judges (with the exception of those in British Columbia, Alberta and on the
federal level). The purpose was to generate a collective awareness about the
true nature of Canadian governance that would lead to institutional reform and
Political & Civil Rights and how the Federal Court protected domestically and
Despite generating that broad awareness, no actions were taken with respect to
reform or accountability.
These results demonstrate that with respect to the criteria enunciated in Article
prosecutions and proceedings relating to that which constitutes the alleged crime
against humanity.
humanity. However, it is submitted that based on the evidence herein and what
else has been and will be delivered to your office it is a fair, reasonable and
accurate prediction (i) there would not have been any had I sought them and (ii)
Canada is not only a democratically failed state, its also a rogue state for its
jurisdiction.
Best regards,